2009 Yamaha T-max on 2040-motos

US $40000

Year:2009 Mileage:8 Color: Blue

Location:

Marion, Ohio, United States

Yamaha T-Max photos

Yamaha T-Max tech info

Engine Size (cc):499 Type:Sport Touring For Sale By:Private Seller

Yamaha T-Max description

Very nice 2009 Yamaha T-max sport touring scooter. Powerered by a 499cc double overhead cam eight valve twin cylinder which is fuel injected, liquid cooled and has a CVT (automatic) transmission and a large, underseat storage area. This smooth, quiet ride delivers 49-55 miles per gallon and has been driven 8,025. Always garaged and pampered. No surprises, buy with complete confidence. Currently being driven and is for sale locally (first bid guarantees ebay sale). Located in Ft. Wayne, Ind. Questions, best to call: 260-432-7620.

Thanks,

Jim

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